Re: PDA SYSTEM BOARDS
Russel Millar <r.millar@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Great thing about PDA or simular systems they are very quick booting
> up, and don`t go through complecated process if power is suddenly
> shut off.
That one's a misconception. Most PDAs go to just as heavy a power-up
boot sequence as a full-fledged PC --- their advantage is that the
power essentially never does go down in PDAs. That's what they have
batteries for, and also why they can remind you of meeting times even
if they're supposedly "off".
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Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain.
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